Answer» Correct Answer - Option 4 : Ranakpur inscription
The correct answer is Ranakpur inscription. \ - Ranakpur inscription was made on a copper plate in 1439 AD.
- Ranakpur inscription is engraved in the Sanskrit language.
- The Ranakpur inscriptions are found in the Ranakpur Jain temple.
- It was written on the pillar of the temple stating that in 1439 Deepak, an architect constructed the temple at the direction of Dharanka a devote of Jain.
- The town Ranakpur and temple are named after the provincial ruler monarch, Rana Kumbha the ruler of Mewar who supported the construction of the temple.
- The Ranakpur inscription informs us that by date Kumbha had won the forts of Sarangpur( in malwa), Nagpur, Naranak,Ajaymweru(ajmeer), Mandore,Mandalakar,Bundi.Khatuand Chatsu.
- The other areas annexed by Kumbha were Didwana, Ranthambore, Sirohi, Gagron, and Toda.
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